mosfet

IPA/mˈɒsfɪt/
IPA/mˈɑːsfɪt/

mosfet — 名詞

1. a type of transistor that uses an electric field, applied through a thin layer o

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釋義

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a type of transistor that uses an electric field, applied through a thin layer of insulating material, to control the current flowing through a semiconductor path; short form of 'metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor'

例句

A single MOSFET can switch a small motor on and off.

單一個 MOSFET 就能開關小型馬達。

countable noun: a MOSFET / two MOSFETs

The engineer replaced a damaged MOSFET in the laptop's charging circuit.

工程師更換了筆記型電腦充電電路中損壞的 MOSFET。

register: formal technical writing

同義詞

用法筆記

Frequently written in uppercase as MOSFET. The lowercase form mosfet is also accepted in informal technical writing. The abbreviation expands to 'metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor', though engineers almost always use the shorter form.

常見錯誤

A mosfet is the same as a regular transistor.
A MOSFET is a specific type of transistor that uses an insulated gate to control current.
💡A MOSFET is one kind of transistor, not interchangeable with all transistors.